The Antique Boat Museum

The Elizabeth and Bolling Haxall Library and Exhibition Building is the nerve center of the Museum. The second and third floors house the museum's administrative offices, the Lou Smith Library, the Marion Clayton Link Archives, the Homer L. Dodge Education Center and the Tony and Jim Lewis Board Room, as well as storage for smaller artifacts. The main floor is home to the Museum Store, the Robert O. Cox theatre, the David L. Coffin Jr. Gallery, The Passages Gallery, the Fred and Virginia Gordon Gallery and the Homer L. Dodge Gallery.

Here are the exhibits you will see in the Haxall Building:

• The Robert O. Cox Theatre: A selection of short films about boating history.
  
• The David L. Coffin Jr. Gallery: "Glimpses of St. Lawrence Summer Life: Souvenirs from the Robert and Prudence Matthews Collection."
  
• Passages Gallery: "Small Wonders: Toy Boats from the Natenshon Collection."
  
• Fred and Virginia Gordon Gallery: Visit us in 2008 to find out what we've picked for the 2008 "Boat of the Year".
  
• Homer L. Dodge Gallery: "J.H. Rushton: Boatbuilder and Businessman" presents the superb craftsmanship of the legendary Adirondack canoe and boat builder. "Currents: The River Life of Homer Dodge" looks at the enduring fascination that rivers and whitewater held for this noted physicist, educator and canoeist.